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andrewcarvalho
9
Jun 13, 2018
Just received mine from the last drop (Toronto).
I went with clears out of curiosity and I think it's going to take some getting used to coming from using a varmilo 87 with browns. They are a lot stiffer than I expected but I'm going to stick with it for a bit. I'm okay with the main keys but for whatever reason the backspace just feel *too* stiff. I've but o-rings on the keys already to help with sound and travel distance as well.
My main issue now is that he board is a lot thicker than my previous board and my palm rest feels too short when using this board. I'm currently using a book that's about an inch think and it is a lot more comfortable. Does anyone have any recommendation for palm rests that come that thick? Preferably a solid wood rest as I find them easiest to clean and maintain.
DigitalMachinist
9
Jul 29, 2018
andrewcarvalhoIt's a small world isn't it? I ran into your review totally at random while browsing. I didn't know you were also a keyboard geek ;)
Clears are some of the only MX switches I enjoy, but stiffness takes some getting used to. O-rings are a must for me as well. My FC660C is also quite tall but just by the nature of how I type I don't really find wrist rests helpful, so I have no good wrist rest recommendations.
Just thought I'd say hi. :)
DigitalMachinist
9
Jul 30, 2018
andrewcarvalhoYeah, it can be hard to find the right feel. There's just so much out there.
If you think greens are heavy you'd probably hate my board ;)
My KB is Topre and I've got aftermarket domes installed to give it a really heavy tactile bump right at the start of the keystroke. I think its feels incredible because I type fairly hard and it just goes with my style, I guess. It's a very unique feel, but definitely not for everyone.
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